John Waterhouse | Chasing the Light Giclee Print London The work connects to a

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John Waterhouse | Chasing the Light Giclee Print London The work connects to aJohn Waterhouse Chasing the Light Limited edition Chasing the Light is among John Waterhouse's most evocative titles the artist as pursuer of something always just ahead, always changing, never quite caught. The British landscape at specific moments of illumination the golden hour, the break in clouds, the specific quality of light at dawn or dusk has been the defining subject of British landscape painting from Turner onward, and Waterhouse engages